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RE: Equalizer a good idea ?

Posted by siramazing on November 22, 2009 at 06:37:36:
Aah, in a perfect world a re-build is a fine idea if one has the technical expertise (which this one, does not). I have been experimenting with an SAE parametric I got on E-bay, and it does help. It reduces the hump and helps the clarity of the mid/range woofer towers by reducing the output of the woofers at that frequency. The RS-1b is not perfect, but it's still an amazing sounding product.